A trial was set. And it looked as if Tausha Marsh would contest claims that she faked a deadly disease while accepting an outpouring of community support — including tens of thousands of dollars

A great story line. Breathtaking scenery. And 10 High Definition (HD) cameras, including one specially mounted to the bottom of a helicopter, to take it all in.

That was the basic thinking of Frank Matson, founder and CEO of Citizen Pictures, when he decided he was going to go out on a limb and create a high dollar documentary about a relatively obscure mountain bike race called the Leadville 100.

People aren’t known for flocking to theaters to watch a movie about mountain bikers. But that’s what they’ve done for “Race Across the Sky.”

The film is

Performance artist Billy Jonas plays venues at both ends of the Gunnison Valley this weekend as a fundraiser for Kids Kount, the local non-profit that supplements the RE1J School District.

A Jonas performance is an explosion of energy

A display of courage in the line of duty earned Gunnison native Matt Taramarcaz — a deputy with the Montrose County Sheriff’s Department — bittersweet honors at a ceremony held last Wednesday.

Taramarcaz joined deputy Ben Halsey as recipients of the Medal of Valor for their actions on the night of July 25, 2009

WSC Wrestling — An empty seat and a steady pulse were hard things to come by last Thursday in Paul Wright Gymnasium.

“It was just electric,” said 13th year Western State (WSC) coach Miles Van Hee

Breckenridge’s Peter Swenson has come somewhat full-circle in the growing sport of randonee racing.

On Saturday, Swenson was the first skier to cross the finish line at the CAMP Colorado Ski Mountaineering Cup (COSMIC) series stop at Mt

Get ready for another rocking, racy, festive party in downtown Crested Butte for the 2010 Alley Loop Nordic ski event. Festivities start at 9:30 a

The 30-day window to formally object to the approval of the Gunnison Rising annexation has come and gone. Despite earlier warnings, no citizen initiative to undo City Council’s approval of the project has surfaced

Gunnison County Electric Association received a $73,890 federal grant this week that is hoped to be a first step toward helping local small businesses and ranchers improve the energy efficiency of their operations.

The grant, which will provide access to energy audits and information on energy efficiency and renewable energy methods, is from the USDA Rural Development office